stannoo wrote:
OK - thanks for that garym. Looks like there in no simple answer at the
moment. If anyone finds a way of accessing these streams could they
post here please. Thanks.
This is your best bet:
castalla wrote:
ps: yes. All internet radios are affected (except for some Pure
units).
You need to install LMS on a PC - go to mysqueezebox.com and download
LMS from there.
LMS downloaded , but think I had it already...anyway, the URL mentioned
above now added , so perhaps I didn't have
bpa wrote:
mysb.com will only work with supported formats such as mp3,aac and wma.
The m3u8 format is HDS which needs transcoding and hence you need an LMS
system.
.and, dare I ask, how do I get that?
PS...would I have had these problems if I had got a Roberts Internet
Radio?
GeoffJH wrote:
.and, dare I ask, how do I get that?
PS...would I have had these problems if I had got a Roberts Internet
Radio?
ps: yes. All internet radios are affected (except for some Pure
units).
You need to install LMS on a PC - go to mysqueezebox.com and download
LMS from
tcutting wrote:
The real advantage of the Squeezebox is in disrtibuted, multi-player
environment.
Since it is an internet streaming device, you ALWAYS need some form of
device in the area (as a minimum, a router to get access to some form of
network).
mysqueezebox.com was intended as the
Gagyn wrote:
My comment is more a general concern : an music streaming / internet
capable device should be independent of a local server of a local server
- in my opinion.
Thx again :)
I don't fully get the point. Is your idea to bring your own Radio to
your friend's house? I mean... with
For your use case of accessing your music remotely, you have several
ways (only the last one involves LMS):
- pre-load your mobile with a selection of songs before you leave home
- upload your songs to a cloud service (google, amazon, etc) and access
them from anywhere
- if your songs are
